By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The legislative focus is directed toward protecting valuable agricultural land, requiring the imposition of legal restrictions on converting it to other uses. This issue is linked to the ongoing national spatial planning initiative.

The legislative focus is on the draft amendment to the Waste Act, the Traffic Act, and the State Fees Act, which aims to solve the problem of scrapping end-of-life vehicles and clearing the traffic register. The speaker, as a representative of the lead committee, supports and drives the legislative process of the bill, having been responsible for the motion to conclude the first reading.

The focus is on the interpretation and supervision of constitutional protection and current administrative procedures. The speaker acts more in the role of an overseer, asking the Chancellor of Justice about the application of current law and its compliance with the Constitution.

The legislative focus is currently on processing the draft amendment to the Earth's Crust Act, which aims to suspend the issuance of oil shale mining permits until 2026. The speaker supports the procedural advancement of the bill, proposing to conclude the first reading. A future priority mentioned is the draft Climate-Resilient Economy Act, which will establish new standards for mining and emissions restrictions.